Questions owners ask before they buy

$299 a month. That's the only price. There's no setup fee and no bigger plan to upgrade to.

Seven services, all in the one price: a website we build and run, google search setup, missed-call text back, follow-up texts, booking calendar, review requests and text campaigns. The pricing page has the details.

No. It's month to month. You can cancel from the app whenever you like, and the service runs to the end of the month you've paid for. Nobody calls to talk you out of it.

The number, the website, the domain we registered for you and the texts all stop. They're the service, so nothing transfers when it ends. Better you hear that now than find out later.

No. Send us new photos or new hours and we update the site. That's part of the monthly price.

About a week. We build it, you look at it, and we change anything you want changed before it goes live.

One short form with your logo, your services, your hours, the area you serve and any photos you have. Then 20 minutes on each of two calls: the first one, and a walk-through on launch day.

No. If you can send a text message, you can run it. On launch day we show you the two buttons you'll actually press.

There's nothing to find in an app store. We text you a link, and the app goes on your phone's home screen from there.

You watch a missed call get a text back on a real phone, and you ask whatever you want. If it isn't a fit for your business, we'll tell you on the call.

The people who build it. There's no account manager and no ticket queue.

No. Your cell stays your cell. We set up a separate local business number that works alongside it.

Within seconds of the missed call. It comes from your business number and reads like a text from you.

We register your business number with the phone carriers in your business name. That registration is what gets texts from a business delivered.

Yes. Anyone can reply STOP and the texts from your number stop. HELP gets them our contact details. We don't buy phone lists, and we don't text numbers nobody gave us. The text message terms have the details.

Yes. Lead alerts can come to your phone as texts. Turn on text alertsIf you'd rather not, they come by email. The service is the same either way.

Bring it up on the call. If yours is doing its job, we'll say so.

You keep it. We point it at the site we build, and your email on that domain keeps working. If you leave, we take our settings off it.

No. If you have one, we work with it. If you don't, we set one up with you. See the Google setup

Nobody can honestly promise that. We build your site so Google can read it properly. Where you rank after that is Google's call.

No. We don't run ads and we don't sell leads. It works on the calls and messages you already get.

Small businesses in every industry. There are pages for contractors, restaurants, education, salons and barbers and auto repair, and it works the same way for any other business where people call to buy, book or enroll.

When nobody calls your business yet. It works on the calls and messages you already get, so spend the money getting your name out first. Come back when the phone rings more than you can answer it.

Every number we use is on our proof page with the study it came from, next to the popular ones we refuse to use.

Yes. Our work has five working example sites you can click into. They're demonstration businesses, so the phone numbers on them aren't real.